toga-ai 1.0.794 → 1.0.796

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  - api2/Component/Api/V2/V2.php
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  - _underscore/Model/Quad/Item.php
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  - _underscore/Model/Quad/VendorItem.php
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+ - _underscore/Model/Nychh/Unit.php
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+ - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-09-10a - UnitsForPoTableViewRebaseAndTransferLocationField.sql
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  - dbchanges2/Client/2026-08-11b - SalesOrderPurchaseOrdersField.sql
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  - dbchanges2/Client/2026-08-25 - SalesOrderPurchaseOrdersFieldAllClients.sql
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  [save-cascade stored-field deadlocks](./model-save-parent-cascade-stored-field-deadlock.md).
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  ## Change history
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+ - 2026-09-10 — Added two NYCHH-only calc fields on `_Model_Nychh_Unit`
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+ (`_underscore/Model/Nychh/Unit.php`) for the rebuilt `units-for-items-for-purchase-orders` grid,
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+ both plain `FIELD_SQL` (text — no `FIELDOPT_SQL_TYPE`): **(a)** an **override** of
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+ `_unitDisposition()` — NYCHH does **not** use the `UnitDispositions` lookup; disposition is derived
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+ purely from the transfer chain (`Deployed` if an `ItemFulfillmentItems` with
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+ `transferOrderItemId IS NOT NULL` exists for the unit, else `Available`). The override **matches the
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+ parent's untyped signature exactly** (the contravariance fatal above). **(b)** a **new**
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+ `_transferLocation` field returning the transfer-order destination location name via
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+ Units → ItemFulfillmentItemUnits → ItemFulfillmentItems → TransferOrderItems → TransferOrders →
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+ destinationLocationId → Locations (`ORDER BY` fulfillment id `DESC LIMIT 1`), registered as a
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+ `Client_Nychh.CustomRecordFields` row (record 31) + Base-role `AclCustomFieldPermissions` grant in
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+ `Client_Nychh/2026-09-10a`. **Why a calc field and not a TableView join:** the location chain
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+ re-uses `ItemFulfillmentItems`/`ItemFulfillmentItemUnits` a **second** time, and `TableViewJoins`'
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+ `onB` renders the raw table name — so a chain off a duplicated table binds to the wrong copy (the
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+ duplicate-join hazard in [tableview-joins](./tableview-joins.md)). A calc field sidesteps the alias
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+ problem entirely. Column header labeled via a `ClientCustomRecordFieldSettings` `label-singular`
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+ row ("Location"). (jcardinal)
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  - 2026-09-10 — **Fixed `_Model_Client_Location::_addressState()` to return the state CODE, not
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  `Addresses.stateId`** (addresses rendered as `Bronx, 33 10451-5504`). Added
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  `LEFT JOIN States ON States.id = Addresses.stateId` inside the subquery and selected `States.code`
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  type: feature
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  status: active
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- updated: 2026-08-26
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- owners: [tcox, bala]
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+ updated: 2026-09-10
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+ owners: [tcox, bala, jcardinal]
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  files:
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  - _underscore/Model/Core/Page.php
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  - _underscore/Model/Client/TableView.php
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  metadata**, and no amount of adding/correcting those rows will move the header. (Measured
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  2026-08-26: two hours lost adding label rows that could never be read.)
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+ > **⚠ SCOPE — this "dead metadata" is the legacy `Page.php` / `toga2-supply` path ONLY. On the
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+ > `toga25-supply` table path it WORKS.** `toga25-supply` reads its grid headers from
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+ > `/table-views/meta` (`_Model_Client_TableView::meta()`), which fetches
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+ > `ClientCustomRecordFieldSettings` directly — so a **base** custom-field column (both context
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+ > columns NULL) IS labeled by a `ClientCustomRecordFieldSettings` row with `settingId = 5`
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+ > (`Core.Settings.slug = 'label-singular'`), `isOverridable = 1`. Verified live 2026-09-10: this is
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+ > exactly how `Client_Elite` labels its custom unit columns (`c_grade` → "Grade", `c_chargingBrick`
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+ > → "Charging Brick", …), and it is how NYCHH's `_transferLocation` column on
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+ > `units-for-items-for-purchase-orders` gets its "Location" header
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+ > (`Client_Nychh/2026-09-10c - TransferLocationColumnLabel.sql`). Do **not** move a custom field to
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+ > a Core `RecordField` just to get a header on a `toga25-supply` grid — the client custom-field
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+ > settings row is enough. The dead-metadata trap above still holds for the old `Page.php` consumers.
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  Where the label must come from instead, for such a column:
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  - **`Core.DefaultRecordFieldSettings`** on the underlying **Core** `RecordField`, or
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  customization. The guard belongs in the framework.
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  ## Change history
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+ - 2026-09-10 — Scoped the "custom record field's label row is dead metadata" finding to the **legacy
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+ `Page.php` / `toga2-supply`** consumer only. On the **`toga25-supply`** grid (headers from
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+ `/table-views/meta` via `_Model_Client_TableView::meta()`, which fetches
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+ `ClientCustomRecordFieldSettings` directly) a **base** custom-field column IS labeled by a
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+ `ClientCustomRecordFieldSettings` row (both context columns NULL, `settingId = 5` =
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+ `label-singular`, `isOverridable = 1`) — so the field need NOT be promoted to a Core `RecordField`
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+ for a header. Verified against `Client_Elite`'s custom unit columns and NYCHH's `_transferLocation`
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+ ("Location") on the units-for-items-for-purchase-orders view. (jcardinal)
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  - 2026-08-26 - Documented that a grid column's **type** and its **header label** come from two
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  different endpoints: type/formatting (the currency icon) from `/table-views/meta`
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  `table.fields[].type` via `generateDynamicConfig` → `formatTableData`, header text from
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+ updated: 2026-09-10
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  - _underscore/Model/Client/TableView.php
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  - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-08-28a - TransferOrdersTableView.sql
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  - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-08-31a - PurchaseOrdersTableViewRebase.sql
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  - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-09-02a - PurchaseOrderItemsTableViewRebase.sql
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+ - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-09-10a - UnitsForPoTableViewRebaseAndTransferLocationField.sql
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+ - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-09-10b - UnitsForPoBridgeBaseAclGrant.sql
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  client tolerates ACL gaps on records another client cannot. A new joined table (here
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  `Manufacturers`, record 20) needs its `AclRecordPermissions` grant in the same migration.
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+ #### A dropped BRIDGE join in the middle of a chain 1054s even with NO column on it
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+ The "harmless until a column hangs off it" rule has a sharp exception: a **bridge** join that sits
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+ **in the middle of a chain**. Nothing shows a column from the bridge, but a **later** join's `onB`
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+ names the bridge's raw table. When ACL drops the bridge, that later join emits an ON clause
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+ referencing a table that was never added → **MySQL 1054**, not the readable
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+ `AclRecordPermissions`-message from mode (b).
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+ Confirmed NYCHH 2026-09-10 on the rebuilt `units-for-items-for-purchase-orders` view. The bridge
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+ record **`PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems`** (Core record **290**) carried only an **API-role**
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+ read grant in `Client_Nychh`. Records 30/29/15/18 in the chain already had a **Base** grant, so a
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+ Base user's joins query dropped only the bridge — and the next join's ON referenced it:
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+ ```
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+ Unknown column 'PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems.purchaseOrderItemId' in 'on clause'
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+ ```
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+ Fix: add the **Base** read grant as the full 4-table ACL chain (`AclRecordPermissions` →
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+ `AclLogicGroups` → `AclLogicGroupExpressions`), reusing record 290's existing `all`
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+ `AclRecordExpression` (`Client_Nychh/2026-09-10b - UnitsForPoBridgeBaseAclGrant.sql`). Watch for
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+ **bridge records that ship with API-only grants** — a view that only ever ran for an API caller
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+ (or in an environment tested as API) hides this until a Base user opens it.
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  ### The debugging signature: 500 + EMPTY body + NO row in `Logs_<client>.Api`
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+ bridge join with **no column on it** still breaks, because the next join's `onB` names the bridge's
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+ raw table. NYCHH's rebuilt `units-for-items-for-purchase-orders` view 1054'd for a **Base** user —
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+ bridge record 290 (`PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems`) had only an **API-role** grant while the
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+ rest of the chain (30/29/15/18) had Base; error *"Unknown column
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+ 'PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems.purchaseOrderItemId' in 'on clause'"*. Fixed with the full
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+ 4-table Base ACL chain reusing record 290's `all` expression (`Client_Nychh/2026-09-10b`). Watch
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+ owners: ["bala", "tcox", "jcardinal"]
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  - _underscore/Model/Client/ServiceRequest.php
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+ - dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/2026-09-10a - UnitsForPoTableViewRebaseAndTransferLocationField.sql
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+ ## NYCHH rebuilt the view onto the FULFILLMENT chain (2026-09-10)
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+ for — shipped for one tenant. `Client_Nychh`'s `units-for-items-for-purchase-orders` view (base
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+ record **Units 31**) was rebuilt to list the serialized units for a clicked **purchase-order item**,
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+ showing Serial #, Asset Tag, Disposition, Location. The old 25-join / 12-column config (inaccurate)
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+ was replaced with an **INNER** chain:
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+ ```
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+ -> ItemFulfillmentItems (29)
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+ -> PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems bridge (290)
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+ -> PurchaseOrderItems (18)
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+ ```
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+ plus a **filter-only** `SalesOrderItems (15)` join kept so the `itemsByPOs` drill path (which filters
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+ Two column values come from **NYCHH-only calc fields** on `_Model_Nychh_Unit`, not joins —
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+ Disposition (`_unitDisposition`, overridden to derive from the transfer chain) and Location
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+ `ItemFulfillmentItems`/`ItemFulfillmentItemUnits` a **second** time, which the TableView alias model
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+ [tableview-joins](./tableview-joins.md): the mid-chain bridge record 290 shipped with an **API-only**
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+ ACL grant, so a Base user 1054'd on `PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems.purchaseOrderItemId` in the
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+ next join's ON clause (fixed by `Client_Nychh/2026-09-10b`); and the Inventory `posByItems` **leaf**
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+ `additionalDataSlug` had to be the bare table name `PurchaseOrderItems` (the FE appends `.uuid`, so a
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+ "resolver that walks the fulfillment path" — lists serialized units for a clicked PO item with
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+ Serial #, Asset Tag, Disposition, Location. Disposition/Location come from NYCHH-only
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+ `_Model_Nychh_Unit` calc fields (`_unitDisposition` override, new `_transferLocation`) because the
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+ `Logs.Event JOIN Logs.Issue` lookup and noted `Logs.Issue` has no `dtUpdated` column. (jcardinal)
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  `PurchaseOrders.id` 81, onB `PurchaseOrderItems.purchaseOrderId` 90, sortOrder 7, no column). No
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+ (2026-09-10).** Base record Units (31). The old 25-join / 12-column config (inaccurate) was replaced
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+ with an INNER chain **Units → ItemFulfillmentItemUnits (30) → ItemFulfillmentItems (29) →
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+ PurchaseOrderItems_SalesOrderItems bridge (290) → PurchaseOrderItems (18)**, plus a **filter-only**
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+ 1. **Two NYCHH-only calc fields on `_Model_Nychh_Unit`** (`_underscore/Model/Nychh/Unit.php`), both
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+ plain `FIELD_SQL` text. **`_unitDisposition` is OVERRIDDEN** — NYCHH does **not** use the
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+ `UnitDispositions` lookup; disposition is `Deployed` if an `ItemFulfillmentItems` with
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+ id `DESC LIMIT 1`); registered as a `Client_Nychh.CustomRecordFields` row (record 31) + Base
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+ already had Base. Mechanism: [tableview-joins](../../2.0/apps/_underscore/features/tableview-joins.md).
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+ | [Prudential: refused REQ alert (401/403 on POST /v2/service-requests)](features/service-request-auth-rejection-alert.md) | 1.0 | ServiceNow posts every Prudential REQ to `POST /v2/service-requests`. |
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+ title: "Prudential: refused REQ alert (401/403 on POST /v2/service-requests)"
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+ framework: "1.0"
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+ repo: worker
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+ project: Worker
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+ client: prudential
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+ type: client-feature
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+ status: active
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+ updated: 2026-09-10
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+ owners: ["bala"]
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+ - worker/crons/notifications/reports/prudential/prudential_auth_rejection_alert.php
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+ - worker/schedules/cron.worker.notification.json
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+ - worker/crons/notifications/reports/prudential_exception_report.php
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+ - worker/crons/notifications/reports/prudential/prudential_api_500_retry.php
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+ related:
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+ ---
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+ ## Summary
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+ ServiceNow posts every Prudential REQ to `POST /v2/service-requests`. When we **refuse** that
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+ request at the door — **401** (login token bad or expired) or **403** (permissions) — no
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+ `worker/crons/notifications/reports/prudential/prudential_auth_rejection_alert.php` closes that
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+ ([service-request-rejection-alert-email.md](service-request-rejection-alert-email.md)), which
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+ ## Why it exists (the 2026-08/09 incident)
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+ REQ4492868 was reported missing. It **did** reach us on 2026-08-31 09:45:18 (POST
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+ `/v2/service-requests`, BREAKFIX, RITM6763537) and came back **401 `EN-4` "The provided token has
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+ expired"**. ServiceNow (sourceIp `199.91.136.12`) collected a JWT at 07:40:47 that expired at
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+ 08:40:47 (1-hour life) and then kept reusing that same dead token for hours — every refused row
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+ carries the **identical `exp`**. **36 REQs** were refused this way across 31 Aug and 1 Sep. 14 were
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+ later resent and created fine (the Reclaims, replayed 1 Sep ~15:00); **22, including REQ4492868,
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+ were never resent and are still missing.** The whole class of failure was silent for a week.
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+ ## Why nothing else caught it
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+ - `worker/crons/notifications/reports/prudential_exception_report.php` (daily, 9:00 AM) only queries
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+ response codes **201, 400 and 500**, and only against **`Logs_Prudential`** (`db_prod_logs_prudential`).
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+ - `prudential_api_500_retry.php` only queries **500**.
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+ So **401 and 403 were the two codes nobody was looking at** — and a 401 is not even in the schema
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+ those reports read. This is also why the new cron cannot double-report: no other job touches these
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+ ## Where a refused request is actually logged (the load-bearing fact)
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+ - **401 → the SHARED BASE `Logs` schema** (`db_prod_logs`), **not** `Logs_Prudential`. The
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+ expired-token check runs in the auth chain in `api2/Component/Api/V2/V2.php` (~L2088, inside
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+ `execute()`) **before** routing, so the client is not resolved yet and the row cannot be written
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+ to the client log schema.
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+ - **403 → `Logs_Prudential`.** By then the client **is** known.
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+ Verified for 31 Aug – 1 Sep: `Logs_Prudential.Api` holds **56 rows** for `/v2/service-requests`,
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+ **all 201**; every one of the **36 401s** is in base `Logs`.
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+ **Consequence: a model `prePost` / interceptor can NEVER fire for a 401** — the request never
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+ reaches routing or the model. That is why this alert had to be a log scan and not a hook. The
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+ ## How it works
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+ 2. Read **401s from base `Logs`** (`db_prod_logs`) and **403s from `Logs_Prudential`**
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+ (`db_prod_logs_prudential`), both filtered to `direction = 'IN'`, `method = 'POST'`,
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+ `route = '/v2/service-requests'`.
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+ 3. Decode the Bearer token in `requestHeaders` to confirm the caller is Prudential
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+ (`App_Api_Toga2::CLIENT_UUID_PRUDENTIAL`). A **missing** token yields no uuid — those rows are
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+ **still reported**, deliberately, rather than dropped.
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+ 4. Map the `EN-*` code from the response payload to a plain-English sentence
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+ (`EN-1` no token sent · `EN-2` unreadable · `EN-3` not valid · `EN-4` expired · `EN-5` altered ·
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+ `EN-6` address not allowed), and classify the row as **Login** (401) or **Permissions** (403).
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+ 5. Email one grouped HTML table — REQ number, RITM number, type, time raised in ServiceNow, time it
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+ reached us, reason — plus a **CSV attachment whose last column carries the full request
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+ payload**, so the mail can be forwarded to Prudential as proof of what they sent.
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+ 6. Send **nothing** on a quiet run. Cap of `MAX_ROWS_PER_RUN = 500` so one bad hour cannot produce a
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+ giant email.
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+ Schedule entry in `worker/schedules/cron.worker.notification.json`: `"*/15 * * * *"` →
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+ `notifications/reports/prudential/prudential_auth_rejection_alert.php` (notification worker role).
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+ Recipients: `vburks`, `rgirish`, `ADiamond`, `kmaramreddy` @togatech.com.
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+ ## Design decision — no state table, no state file (clock-aligned window instead)
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+ The first design kept a "last processed log id" marker. Both marker forms were rejected:
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+ - **A file marker is wrong here.** The worker cache folder is `/var/www/cache`, **local to each
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+ Elastic Beanstalk instance** and recreated on every deploy (see
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+ `worker/ebs/setup_export_cache_folders.php`). The same rejections would be emailed once *per
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+ - **A DB marker table** was drafted, then rejected as too much machinery for the value.
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+ **Final design:** each run floors the clock to the quarter hour and reads `[end - 15 min, end)`.
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+ Consecutive slices touch but never overlap, so no row can be read twice — **with no state at all.**
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+ **Known trade-off, accepted:** a skipped run (deploy, restart) loses that 15-minute slice. Do not
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+ "fix" this by re-adding a marker without re-reading the two reasons above.
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+ ## Gotchas
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+ - **Filter `method = 'POST'` or you get browser noise.** Unauthenticated **GET**s on this route from
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+ human sourceIps (`99.179.145.25`, `107.139.5.190`) also log 401, with an **empty `requestPayload`**
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+ — they show up as REQ "Unknown". Only a POST is a real ServiceNow submission.
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+ - **`prudential_api_500_retry.php` is broken and has almost certainly never worked.** At lines 57
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+ and 70 it references a bare constant **`PRUDENTIAL_CLIENT_UUID` that is defined nowhere** in any
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+ repo (grep returns only its own two uses); it should be `App_Api_Toga2::CLIENT_UUID_PRUDENTIAL`.
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+ On PHP 8 an undefined constant is a **fatal Error**, so the cron dies every run; on PHP 7 it
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+ evaluates to the literal string and the client check never matches, so it silently retries
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+ nothing. It also appears in **no** `schedules/*.json` file, so it may never have been registered.
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+ **Not fixed as of 2026-09-10 — reported only.**
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+ - **`Logs.Api.dtStamp` IS indexed** (`Api_dtStamp_IDX`) in both base `Logs` and `Logs_Prudential`,
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+ which is what makes the 15-minute window read cheap. But `route` and `responseCode` are **not**
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+ indexed, so a wide `dtStamp` range plus a route filter still times out (a 2.5-month grouped query
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+ aborted at 300 s). Keep the window tight. See
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+ ## Telling "we refused it" from "they never sent it"
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+ Two different failure shapes get reported the same way ("REQ is missing"):
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+ - **Refused by us** — there IS an inbound POST row on `/v2/service-requests` with a 401/403 and a
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+ full `requestPayload`. That is REQ4492868. Prudential must resubmit.
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+ - **Never sent** — no inbound row at all. That is **REQ4398272**: absent from
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+ `Client_Prudential.ServiceRequests` under both `c_reqNumber` and `c_ritmNumber`, and absent from
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+ `Logs_Prudential.Api` (1 May – 15 Jul) and base `Logs.Api` (10–16 May) — no POST, no 401, no 400,
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+ no 500. By the surrounding REQ numbers it would have been raised 2026-05-12 between 11:23 and
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+ 12:53 (REQ4398185 landed 11:23, REQ4398357 landed 12:53). Base `Logs` retention reaches back to
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+ Aug 2025, so the window is genuinely covered. The problem is on the ServiceNow side.
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+ Always check **both** schemas before answering — a 401 will not be in `Logs_Prudential`.
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+ ## Change history
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+ - 2026-09-10 — Created. New 15-minute cron
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+ `notifications/reports/prudential/prudential_auth_rejection_alert.php` alerting on Prudential REQs
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+ refused with **401 (base `Logs`) or 403 (`Logs_Prudential`)**, with an HTML table plus a
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+ full-payload CSV for forwarding to Prudential. Found after REQ4492868 was reported missing: it was
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+ refused 2026-08-31 09:45:18 with `EN-4` (expired token), one of **36** refused across 31 Aug–1 Sep
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+ from a JWT ServiceNow collected at 07:40:47 and reused past its 08:40:47 expiry — **22 still
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+ missing**. Recorded why nothing caught it (the daily exception report reads only 201/400/500 and
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+ only `Logs_Prudential`), why a `prePost` hook cannot work for a 401, the **no-state clock-aligned
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+ window** decision (the `/var/www/cache` marker is per-instance and dies on deploy), the
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+ **POST-only** filter that excludes browser 401 noise, that `dtStamp` is indexed while
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+ `route`/`responseCode` are not, and that `prudential_api_500_retry.php` is dead on an undefined
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+ `PRUDENTIAL_CLIENT_UUID` constant. (bala)
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+ - **This alert only covers 400s — a 401/403 never reaches `prePost` at all.** An expired or bad
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+ ServiceNow token is refused in the auth chain *before* routing, so the model never runs and no
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+ interceptor can fire; the row is also logged to the **base `Logs`** schema, not `Logs_Prudential`.
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+ Those refusals are alerted separately by the 1.0 worker cron in
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+ [service-request-auth-rejection-alert.md](service-request-auth-rejection-alert.md). Do not extend
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+ this interceptor to try to catch them.
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  - **"Plain text" is transmitted HTML anyway.** `setIsHtml(false)` is honored by `_Email` when it
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  ## Change history
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+ - 2026-09-10 — Scoped: this alert fires only for **validation 400s**. A **401/403** is decided in
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+ the auth chain before routing, so `prePost` never runs and this email never sends for it — those
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+ refused REQs are covered by the separate 15-minute worker cron
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+ `prudential_auth_rejection_alert.php`. No code change. (bala)
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  - 2026-07-28 — Created: real-time internal alert on `POST /v2/service-requests` validation
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+ - features/service-request-auth-rejection-alert.md
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  - features/dell-lch-iop-transmissions.md
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  - features/device-information-import-and-contact-linking.md
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  - workflows/http2-alb-workaround.md
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- - features/supply-orders-csv-export.md
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+ - features/service-request-auth-rejection-alert.md — the 15-minute refused-REQ (401/403) alert cron,
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  - features/order-email-pdf-attachments.md
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  ## Monitoring
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